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National Australia Bank Ltd. (Victoria, Australia)

17.49

-0.1500-0.85%

Volume:113.99K

Turnover:1.99M

Market Cap:107.21B

PE:25.32

High:18.13

Open:18.13

Low:17.37

Close:17.64

52wk High:18.13

52wk Low:9.32

Shares:6.13B

Float Shares:6.13B

Volume Ratio:0.79

T/O Rate:0.00%

Dividend:0.56

Dividend Rate:3.21%

EPS(TTM):0.6907

EPS(LYR):0.7786

ROE:10.85%

ROA:0.62%

PB:2.40

PE(LYR):22.46

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Overview Company News Filings

NAB's Strong 1Q Doesn't Scare Bears at Jarden -- Market Talk

Australian Bank Stocks Driven Higher by Disappointment Elsewhere -- Market Talk

NAB's Bear Sees Lower Bad Debts Supporting 1Q Beat -- Market Talk

Stronger Australian Dollar Could Make Banks Less Attractive -- Market Talk

Australian Credit Growth Looks Positive for Banks -- Market Talk

ANZ's Strategy Reset May Be Weighing on Performance -- Market Talk

Commonwealth Bank's Premium to Peers Has Further to Unwind -- Market Talk

NAB's Capital Position Keeps Macquarie Analysts Cautious -- Market Talk

NAB's Fiscal 2027 Dividend Could Be at Risk -- Market Talk

NAB's Capital Buffer Limits Room for Positive Surprises -- Market Talk

NAB Loses Bulls at MS on Capital Limitations -- Market Talk

NAB Keeps Bull on Business-Banking Strength -- Market Talk

NAB's Flat Dividend Disappoints Bears at Jarden -- Market Talk

Deposit Margins Should Offset Any Moderation in Australian Credit -- Market Talk

NAB Bull Wants to Weigh Impact of Business Competition -- Market Talk

Australian Bank Job Cuts Don't Herald Bad News -- Market Talk

Australian Banks' Business Competition May Remain Rational -- Market Talk

Brokers' Share of Australian Mortgages Looks Overstated -- Market Talk

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They tell clients in a note that data show ANZ is lagging its major bank peers on growth in mortgages, business lending and deposits. They acknowledge ANZ had guided for its mortgage lending to grow more slowly than the overall market, but nonetheless think the data overall point to early signs of revenue underperformance amid CEO Nuno Matos's overhaul. ANZ and NAB remain Macquarie's preferred picks among the majors. 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He acknowledges that shares in Australia's largest bank have significantly underperformed relative to peers over 2025, but expects this to continue. Strong points out in a note to clients that Commonwealth was trading at a historically high 90% premium to its major rivals at the start of the year, compared with 15%-20% pre-Covid. That's now down to about 50%. However, he thinks that earnings momentum at ANZ, and to a lesser extent at Westpac, will keep up the pressure on Commonwealth's relative performance. Strong's order of preference for Australian banks is: ANZ, Westpac, NAB and Commonwealth. 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They tell clients in a note that NAB's thin capital buffer, high payout ratio and solid growth in risk-weighted assets present downside risk to the dividend. They see no immediate threat for the lender's current fiscal year, which began Oct. 1, but say its most recent annual result supported their long-held concerns about payout sustainability. The Macquarie analysts expect flat bad and doubtful debts in the current fiscal year and say NAB is well provisioned relative to peers. Macquarie raises its target price by 2.6% to A$39.00 and stays neutral on the stock, which is up 0.9% at A$43.465. 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They tell clients in a note that NAB, which is traditionally strong in business banking, needs to balance its strong lending growth against its 11.7% CET1 capital ratio, as rival Westpac this week reported a 12.5% ratio. With a 75% payout ratio already forecast, this gives NAB less headroom to surprise to the upside, UBS says. The analysts add that NAB needs to rebuild its capital buffers, maintain cost discipline and execute targeted lending initiatives if it is to drive earnings growth. UBS raises its target price by 13% to A$42.50 and keeps a neutral rating on the stock, which is up 1.5% at A$43.69. 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The investment bank's analysts lower their recommendation on the stock to equal-weight from overweight, telling clients in a note that NAB's organic capital generation was soft in the second half of its last fiscal year. They don't see any dividend risk in fiscal 2026 but think that the lack of a meaningful capital buffer above NAB's stated target reduces its capacity to accelerate growth in business or institutional banking. MS cuts its target price 5.9% to A$40.00. Shares are up 1.8% at A$43.82. 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Analyst Andrew Lyons tells investors that NAB's positioning with these customers should drive earnings outperformance in FY 2026. The bank's FY 2025 result showed it can effectively manage its underlying net interest margin and maintain strong volumes despite heightened competition for non-retail custom. Jefferies raises its target price 0.3% to A$46.31 and keeps a buy rating on the stock, which is up 1.8% at A$43.81. 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Analysts there say that the decline in the lender's CET1 ratio to 11.70% from 12.35% a year earlier leaves it looking light on highest-quality capital. Bearing that in mind, they tell clients in a note that a dividend of A$0.85--the same amount declared by the bank a year ago--is disappointing. They had wanted to see a A$0.86 dividend. Overall, they think NAB is struggling to justify its lofty valuation of 20 times earnings. Jarden has an underweight recommendation and A$29.00 target price on the stock, which is at A$44.53 ahead of the open. 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Macquarie's in-house economist thinks the Reserve Bank of Australia has finished cutting rates, a view the investment bank's analysts acknowledge could pose some risk to housing-market sentiment. They tell clients in a note that deposit pricing across lenders is mixed. ANZ and Westpac have cut savings rates, but NAB has raised its rates in what the Macquarie analysts see as a potential sign that it needs more funds to back strong credit growth. 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Analyst Andrew Lyons acknowledges concerns that NAB's traditional strength in business banking makes it more exposed than its peers to increased industry focus on the sector. Lyons' expectation for a 1.77% net interest margin for the second half of NAB's 2025 fiscal year compares with a consensus forecast of 1.73%. He tells clients in a note that he will be looking for any sign that competition is having an adverse margin impact. Jefferies lifts its target price 1.4% to A$46.16 and keeps a buy rating on the stock, which is up 2.4% at A$44.585. 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Strong thinks the big lenders' lack of discipline on employee count over the past five years represents a missed opportunity. He points out that Australia's largest lenders have materially grown headcount in what he calls the post-Covid years. He observes that the number of employees across the banks is now similar to 15 years ago despite industry consolidation and simplification. There should have been productivity and technological gains over the period, he reckons. 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He tells clients in a note that there have been periods in which banks reinvest the benefit of tailwinds on one side of their balance sheet into competition on the other side. He calls the process cross-subsidization. However, a widely expected stable interest-rate environment suggests little in the way of tailwinds anywhere on the lenders' balance sheets over the near term. This means competition will have to be balanced and rational, Strong reckons. 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